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10 TV Crushes you had Growing Up

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Taylor Choquette
Apr 25, 2016
Westfield State University
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10 TV Crushes you had Growing Up

The late 1990's and early 2000's blessed our television screens with a lot of eye candy. Let's take a look back on all the boys whose posters covered our bedroom walls.


1. Shawn Hunter

Shawn was Cory's rebellious best friend on "Boy Meets World." You can still see Shawn Hunter on the small screen in Disney's "Girl Meets World", and good news, he's still wicked attractive.

1. Uncle Jesse

Have mercy, Full House's Huncle Jesse was a total babe. He was, without a doubt, every 90's girl's first crush.


3. Nathan Scott

He started the series at the resident jerk and basketball superstar at Tree Hill, but he ended up being one of the most caring guys on the show. And while I still think getting married in high school was the weirdest storyline, I'll love 'Naley' forever.

4. Lucas Scott

Chad Michael Murray was a staple in television and movies geared toward girls in the early 2000's. He almost always played the poetic, misunderstood jock, and Lucas Scott was no exception. And how could you not fall for him?


5. Zack Morris

Who wasn't in love with Zack and his schemes on "Saved by the Bell"?


6. Chandler Bing

Chandler Bing was the resident funny guy at Central Perk. And sure he had more than his fair share of issues, but you loved him anyway.


7. Randy Taylor

Jonathan Taylor Thomas stole our hearts as the middle child on "Home Improvement."


8. Joey Tribbiani

Joey was a total ladies man, so falling in love with him was kind of inevitable.


9. Ethan Craft

"The slow curve, works every time."


10. Troy Bolton

Troy Bolton. He was good at basketball, could sing, and really has only gotten better with age.


This list has made me nostalgic for the times when these guys dominated our television screens and were the topic of our AIM messages.








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